No. Not generally. Level Four children and their parents in my first book (5 Levels of Gifted: School Issues and Educational Options, 2009) generally had considerable difficulty finding a good school fit. My second book, my longitudinal study (The 5 Levels of Gifted READ MORE
Scatterplots of Early Childhood Development in Gifted Children
Different in Many Ways Scatterplots to illustrate some of the ways! Early in my consulting career with gifted families, my natural inclination to explore, theorize, and try to figure things out about high intelligence and its affects, led me to do a fun little READ MORE
Don’t Start Gifted Boys in School Too Early
It Can Be Highly Problematic First, a reminder about reading my blog posts: The Gifted Through the Lifespan Substack is designed to acknowledge just that: giftedness shows up when we are born and until we die. Dementia and repressions (being female or a person of READ MORE
Does Early Genius Guarantee a Successful Life?
Why don't all gifted children get rich or turn into emotionally healthy, high achieving adults? That was the question I had that motivated me not only to study giftedness but to answer as many questions as possible about how their early giftedness affected their adult lives. READ MORE
Some Families of Profoundly Gifted Kids Worked With and Around the Schools
Five more examples of participants during their school years in the longitudinal study Several Level Four and Five youngsters who lived in large metropolitan areas were able to attend the actual main campus universities for their post-secondary concurrent educations. Because READ MORE
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